The citizen of an EU or EEA member state, other than Romania, or the citizen of the Swiss Confederation shall submit the Romanian language proficiency certificate. Romanian citizens are not required to submit the Romanian language proficiency certificate. If the document is issued in a language other than Romanian, a copy of the Romanian translation of the respective document, made by a translator authorized by the Ministry of Justice, shall also be submitted.*

The candidate shall submit the valid criminal record certificate, or the express consent of the candidate given by a written declaration for the Ministry of Justice to obtain the criminal record excerpt, according to the law. If the criminal record certificate is issued in a language other than Romanian, a copy of the Romanian translation of the respective document, made by a translator authorized by the Ministry of Justice, shall also be submitted.*

The candidate will submit the aptitude sheet issued by the occupational medicine doctor, certifying that he/she is medically fit to perform the activity of judicial technical expert.*

The candidate shall submit a statement on their own responsibility that they have full legal capacity, written in Romanian.*

If the diploma was obtained in an EU Member State or EEA State other than Romania, proof of the recognition of the diploma according to Law no. 200/2004, with subsequent amendments and additions, must also be submitted. If the document is issued in a language other than Romanian, a copy of the Romanian translation of that document, made by a translator authorized by the Ministry of Justice, must also be submitted.*

The candidate shall submit proof of payment of the interview registration fee, the amount of which will be established by order of the Minister of Justice. The amount of the interview registration fee can be found in the announcement regarding the organization of the respective interview session, posted on the website of the Ministry of Justice (https://www.just.ro/despre-noi/cariera/).*

The candidate shall submit the document certifying the fulfillment of the requirement regarding at least 3 years of experience in the specialty in which they obtained the diploma. Details regarding the form and content of the document certifying the fulfillment of the requirement of at least 3 years of experience in the specialty in which the candidate obtained the diploma can be found in the announcement regarding the organization of the respective interview session, posted on the Ministry of Justice website (https://www.just.ro/despre-noi/cariera/). If the document is issued in a language other than Romanian, a copy of the Romanian translation of that document, performed by a translator authorized by the Ministry of Justice, must also be submitted.*

The candidate shall submit the document certifying that they belong to one of the following categories of persons who may acquire the status of judicial technical expert through an interview: a) a person who has obtained from other ministries or specialized public institutions the authorization to perform work in the specialization for which they are applying; b) a person who has obtained the qualification required to carry out activities in that specialization, as provided in the nomenclature of judicial technical expertise specializations, under the conditions of the special law that regulates the organization and performance of an activity or profession and the method of access to it; c) a person who holds the title of academician, university professor or associate professor, doctor docent, or doctor in the respective specialty. Details regarding the form and content of the document certifying inclusion in one of the categories of persons who may acquire the status of judicial technical expert through an interview can be found in the announcement regarding the organization of the respective interview session, published on the Ministry of Justice website (https://www.just.ro/despre-noi/cariera/). If the document is issued in a language other than Romanian, a copy of the Romanian translation of the document, performed by a translator authorized by the Ministry of Justice, must also be submitted.*

Proof of citizenship of one of the EU member states or belonging to the European Economic Area or of the Swiss Confederation will be provided with the identity document and, if necessary, with another document proving citizenship.*

The candidate shall submit a recommendation regarding professional and social good reputation, obtained from the workplace, professional associations in the field or, as the case may be, from other organizations and institutions with which he/she has collaborated. If the document is issued in a language other than Romanian, a copy of the Romanian translation of the respective document, performed by a translator authorized by the Ministry of Justice, must also be submitted.*

The candidate will express their consent regarding the processing of personal data.*

The application for registration will be drafted in Romanian and will include information about the applicant: name and surname, personal identification number, citizenship, domicile address in the EU or EEA member state and, if applicable, residence address, telephone, fax, e-mail. The application must mention the exam session and the specialization for which the candidate is applying. Registration for the interview must be made at least 30 days before the date of the interview, after the announcement is published on the website of the Ministry of Justice (https://www.just.ro/despre-noi/cariera/). Candidates will download the specific application for each interview session, the template of which is uploaded by the Ministry of Justice in the announcement regarding the organization of that interview session, posted on the website of the Ministry of Justice (https://www.just.ro/despre-noi/cariera/).*